At Grand County Rural Health Network, we believe everyone has the right to healthcare and to understand how to access that care. We have the resources and capabilities to help everyone living in our community access care.
GCPH Vaccine Clinics: Let’s get vaccinated Grand County!
Grand County Rural Health Network continues to support Grand County Public Health with COVID-19 vaccine clinics, whether it’s by coordinating medical and non-medical volunteer through Outbreak of Kindness (currently no volunteers are needed) or getting the word out to the community.
Anyone over the age of 12 may now get vaccinated. Pfizer is the only vaccine available for children ages 12 – 17. Safeway and City Market pharmacies, plus Fraser Medical Clinic and Byers Peak Family Medicine are now offering Pfizer vaccines.
Now you can make your appointment for the date and location that works best for you, and you do NOT need to be a patient of the clinic or medical provider to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at their facility.
Visit https://www.co.grand.co.us/vaccine to view all the clinic options. Sign up today!
Gratitude for Grand: High Five for Health Fundraisers
We are currently seeking sponsors for our 2021 fundraiser to be held September 22-29. Various sponsorship levels are available.
If you or your business would be interested in sponsoring, please visit our event page for more details and to sign up. Payment is not needed at this time, just commitments.
Were you awarded a “high five” in 2020 and want to find your name on the 2020 Traveling Award Banner? Click to learn more about our Gratitude for Grand traveling award banner that is currently being displayed at our GCRHN office in Hot Sulphur Springs.
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ACHES & PAINS Vouchers are available for uninsured children and adults who qualify financially. For guidance on Covid-19 tests, please call your health care provider, your child’s school nurse, or our office at 970-725-3477.
Community Updates
We continue to face unprecedented times with both the COVID-19 pandemic and wildfires deeply impacting our neighbors, families, and local businesses.
Grand County has many organizations and agencies that understand the unpredictability of life’s circumstances and are working hard to keep our community strong. These organizations are the foundation that build well-being for Grand County individuals and families.
Whether it’s making sure our neighbors have basic needs met or connecting residents to important services, we are ensuring this support system is ready and able to keep our community strong.
For Covid-19 Local Information & Resources: https://www.co.grand.co.us/COVID19
For Fire Recovery: https://www.co.grand.co.us/156/Office-of-Emergency-Management
For an updated list of community-wide health resources, please visit our online health resource site at www.healthygrandcounty.org
Stay safe and strong Grand County! #StayStrong #TogetherWeAreGRAND
Racial Justice
We believe that everyone in our community should have what they need to thrive and be healthy. We advocate for health equity and know that health is more than health care. We know that different people need different things to be as healthy as possible. Societal constructs, such as policy and practices, get in the way of health and negatively impact individuals and communities, including people of color – our children, friends, family, and neighbors. We believe in racial justice and overcoming the systemic injustices that so drastically impact health due to race.
We are committed to health equity and justice, to working with partners and individuals to build equitable systems in our community and state. We stand in solidarity with the millions of people across the country who experience racial injustice and the trauma caused by generations of oppression. We commit to listening to people experiencing oppression and working to end oppression so that each individual, and our community, can thrive.
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When you donate to Grand County Rural Health Network, you help us provide programs and services that identify and overcome barriers to healthcare for our community.